Holy Trinity Skipton become net zero Demonstrator church
First published on: 11th February 2026Holy Trinity Skipton have successfully secured funding from the Church of England to help them on their way to net zero carbon.
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Holy Trinity Skipton have successfully secured funding from the Church of England to help them on their way to net zero carbon.
St Agnes’ Burmantofts came alive as they celebrated Racial Justice Sunday with a special service on Sunday, February 8.
The Diocese of Leeds was pleased to host the Church of England’s online service to mark Racial Justice Sunday on Sunday, February 8.
People spent the morning of Friday, January 30 learning about how pilgrimages can help them engage with their communities and beyond at a Pilgrimages Day at Ripon Cathedral.
Some 70 people gathered at St Richard’s Seacroft recently to have meaningful conversations about the topic of migration.
People will gather at Leeds Minster on Tuesday, February 10, to explore how we hear from God and our sense of calling.
The Listed Places of Worship Scheme, which allows listed churches to claim back VAT on building works, will end on Tuesday, March 31.
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